We should believe in POSITIVITY, it is true. Now we are about to get COVID-19 vaccine also, what would be the impact of it on the recovery and growth of business world.
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Well, If you're speaking about the work productivity at offices I would say there's still a lot of time left to think about that. Plus the new strains of Coronaviruses are creating a fact of concern.
No magic bullet.............very true.
But at least, some ray of hope has definitely emerged.
We are just discussing various likely implications.
Various educational institutions had made it compulsory for their staff to undergo a covid-19 test, and our University has made arrangements for such tests twice.
It may be for the better, but not to a large degree in light of the recent developments of the virus Sanjeev Bansal